The Sun. — London, England, 1809-03-27 00:00:00

NAVAL N.EN:VS. , , 1 • Cmtr.wastaissAlmicti to.—An . nlartrersz went.. le 1 . , Yttot/Ist, Mallen 4 2 4 . —Arrived the : rieecn re o eolo ok .0,,. ( e e h er ., w i t h i ll th ese ; ;I st i u: N Opi: National Schooner La .Mon?he,.arthe'd with one gun, Colonel d' Addesearre, who consniatickst the 'tweet besides small arrns, and manned with Cle mei) ; vvll3 on..,the . frontiers: of -Norway, 'alter haying seduced . ehacrid and driven in, :on th e edth ult. t inder Cape . them, marched it) here 'oti..she 'tight of the Co!) inst. IVlachichas, near 'St.. Andero, where she was soon after en eut by the Beats of his Majesty's Ship Ile- ; and demapded of the Bureotraster quarters (or hi s troopilOs, whieli was refuted ; in connegikeoce., of which :is - lance, Captain' ADAM. The. Schooner had.several' , , he ma rile:lie:ri C 0., ot) to aunt liiise - the Governor, men killed and woutided ; the'Rasisyrece had only slating, that if his- request - was not grant`ed, the °tie man slightly wounded in the hand;. she Was troops be commanded should enforce it,- and take from) Bayonne . , bound to St. An&eo—had only been quarters wherei•er they could hill them., ,- out .one create,-and made no capture. T'he'y also . Count'llesen still persisting io the rettsal, be was cut out flora the satre place 'two .'..:llasSe Marees, ordered under arrest, as Was the R _urgoninster ; and. laden with brandy, and destroyed two other Yeslels the troops forcibly obtained what their leader lurid de- : oldie like description. Mandel . . • , Arrived the Brie Resolution, Captain TwoitY, , .. . , frinNewfouodland: Lisbon, Gibraltar, and Palermo, Colonel d'Addesparre, a', the head of two thou \ laden. is ith barilla, sand regular troops, and about the s ime number of almonds, and raisins, boued to l'easantry, are now on their march to Stockholm; to this port for or d e r s . The Barque' John and L'Azu demand of the King to call a LYRA of the States, as 14 4, Ross, sailed born - Gibraltar in company with well as for obtain pay Merit of the troops under his the liesolation, bound to England ; parted company, 'command. •• • - . • . some time since :---t.lie Swedish Brig Pomona, CE- ,s vOTTR::111.) eGII., MARCH to.---The troops on the r-aLlys, from Seville, laden with oil and fruit, ' borders of Norway being . in a ,nne of insurreaion, bonne!, to London ; she confirms the intern- i eauSed' by their Want of clothing and provisions, and gene° of art insurrection having broken out having broken up from. their positions, to March in Catlin ; --the. •Kniphausett Galliot . /I lannunfe a , .NnRI CKSON , f r o m SrSt. Ander°, laden whit . ' a elinst Stockholm, the Magistrate 3 of this place F httee deemed it advisable, to ai,erobie the principal wol, hotted' to London :--r he Brig Traveller, Het., merchants, and to require a loan of '20,000 riit-dol- LAY°, and iae, Mike of tiVorfolk, MER, both from lars, to pay off the; arrears'due to the troce sin this hunt lrvian,l ttdett ,with oats, bound to London. • &vitt, and to prevent them from following _the Sailed the Medialor Store-ship, with bullocks and e stores roe the W es tern Squadrons, and a Fleet of 'xample of• those alresdy nostitsied. A subscrip ti: on was immediately opened, dint the stutruecessary light Cornets to the Eastward. ' provided: ' • ' ' ' • -_, . . • Came down the Harbour, and anchored in the Tois City being , hitherto gar:lobed by the Militia, Sound, th e S car pi oniand G a rnet Sloops of War. w h o are inifernmately it) a ,tad state of health, atntf MAucki 2 is.—Arrivihi the British Blig I'lleitnia: undisciplined, it has bt::.eii thought. necessary to 0, - - of London, Thomas Hiet.. Master from lieeeearlo • der a regiment of horse, and one of foot-soldiers, to and Gibraltar, this laden with wine and fruit, bound to •be quartered here 5 thi.•:y. are cepeeted to arrive in al) 4rt for orden , sill from Gibraltar th' 18th few.days. .' . 1 -'. ni t, in.eatnpimy. with 67 .ail. unde i under convoy of •the .: Thu Commander in Chit set out at one o'clock 11live frigate, Captain GORDO:I_,• inobvich Store : • this morning to Carlsnesi, to leepre.is the insurtec ,'"ip, C-aptain 8r:m.4%m1. ; and Lor"d Li f ion hired , (ion amongst the troops dila Cre li, a rebellious Slate Armed Ship, Captain BRADLEY , IV,hic,ll,Ship, with in that aseighbour'hood. Scilly, .parted from ;be c onvoy, last evening off : For t h e pres e ntioa o f r i ots an d ( E sivir t ßince ,, t h e ".: 111 ) 1 , and went up the Bris:ol Channel, the .r.l- . tavern-keepers have had ti slrict Order tra;r, the head ruPinder of the cotivov, cons' tine of about 47 sail, ' M.,4 , ;,iti - ate to Flint up their I:uus:ts at nine o'clock on 'IvItl) the 44iiee frigate, and l'euaLic4 Store Ship, 1 cdrnmon days; ariel• - ar .t. , . , en o'clock on Sundays, no are gone up the,Ptlitisll Channel: The Phoenix con. t der a heavy i%(-tatty, 1341 ‘ 1 " I m: 6 ' l)lll.6 ° l r' Erms the intelligence of a i'reneh Squadroo, consist-, : . Some of the English er.i.!ers have intercepted a in g of 13 sail, having been discovered on the . 3d , number of Danish VCSlii,i coli•loyki In conveying Instant, it) lat. 43. Ice. loo t 12. 28. steering to the 1; tn h - -we....5... prisoneni of' war riot). Nor ,i, ay tor4utiand, South West, and ad Englis Fleet in chase, bearing eroVisioos being- so scarce, they cuuld DO loo t er Welterly--weathervoy hazy. Toe Master. of the maintain them in clot country. , . . • Phafniz s t a t e s, a •lit ir an English Fleet had not . GO;',rEi:BURGH, MARCH 1.--- 7 The King is , a pri- . begn in sight, the .whole Convoy must ille,vll4bly , ,Oyler ; and I hear dim' Ctiont:Uglas, Count Fersen, . have been captured.- . end others of his friends, have' been•arrested. Thu Arrived the Orestes Sloop of , War, Captain Lee Tri I.:midi , lawly instituted by the King, at. Scale-. . 4'Otstalesz, from Cadiz, . last from Lisbon ; on the holm, for the trial of some of Ins Nobles, has been WO) instant spoke the Squadron under the 'cm- • clisstilVeg. • 'Overtures have already been made to the n'aild of Sir. J. T. Dulcrtwoarti, of}' Cape` Trafal- Cilainets of Paris and Peterst,argit 1(4 the re,storation gar. 'Admiral' Beartst.ev, had sent the gorge and j o f p ea ce, tAnquerer, of 74 guns earl], to reinforce Admiral l ---... DuCSwoarn i the Eiiteht/t, 01 . 74 guns, which . PROCLANIATION. • , - Lad also jolted, made Sir Joitres farce amount td 13: 41 . A considerable number of soldiers.have taken Sail of the Line, hasidvs Friptes. - It was his linen,- °perms in tinter to March to the capital, and relieve Linn to pro Heed from Cape Tratalgar to 'Madeira, and our common, uuw unfortunate 311,1 dismembered, fromthenCe, should be not fall in with the etierity, • waive countey. As our fellow Citizens must be sen ila intended to return home. • slide that our views are such as public spirit and ho- Sailed the insolent Gun-brig, Lieut. Dilotints, for: flour dictate to virtuous minds, we cannot be MA . Ci4iberol) Bay.. taken in our implicit 'confidence, that our brethren' from Cadiz i 4 tilligch .714 Luger, Licut,'CANNARgY, ~in arms, and our unarmed fellow citizens,. will not _ rn ; sailed Beene(; the i till instant. She toitn any Mori:tett opinion of our sentirnet)ts and brought 4v Crerit _. a ' N :-es s t'Vr, chareed•wiTh dispatches t views; they ate merely these, that the States of the for.‘ r ' ' ' vertlilleut ; ddrian hireil b Cotter,' Lieutenant cARTER, froth off Rochefort,. with letters and dis- Realm, nodour Legislators, shall ,be ctt liberty to assemble, and deliberate uticontrouled, on the • patches_ Chasse Maree tfienne, laden with biscuit and brandy, country., • : . . ,• . ... - Iron) Bayonne, bound to St. Ander°, one of the "We have solemnly contratled the engagement, vessels out out drool Clere Machicha - b 3" beats of to lay at their feet the etm's which we have tal‘en I si s hikl.' - i el . r) , 3 ......ljeStyS•valp 4trSishmee. Pi ).f " - to procure them freedom. We will form a wail mound the ball, where SWelkh legislators bold their VaLsrotprit, Maactit lE.—Artived his Majesty's i deliberations, which.no power upon earth shall be . Ship Sybille ; 3g & is c o . u .4% • i • abte to down. kt.. rrioN, itonl. a Cruise. ~ . .Princess Amelia Packet, Nlootisotg., tiitit Math, . ..". , We haveiolemnly tonteaeted the engagement, ... I kc. lion) New York, 3,5 days .passage. Cailtaiti to. destroy .all such as shall still endeavouf to prefer Alooasoe landed at PacktoW a &ay Or' two.silice, and ' fureign cot - metlion to theititetrial wel(are acid qua. is ( gme to 1,01)&4 1 with tiiipateli e s. The Etubiudeo nullity of Swedeti. • -T ilt e°fltilmed in . force when the Packet lett New `' . € 4 : Sweden's German• dominions are delivered up lark, but it was expersled to ' fie taken off on the S to the.euemy, add Fiuland, tote native soil of a noble 4th of March, on which. day the President (Min)um) arelgallant people, is lost. tikes tjiat office. The American Ship; Pacific wii l' . " We have solemnly contraaed the engagement, fitting at New York, to rake ilisnAtCtes for England, that not a single inch more of the Swedio territory and was exi v a e d to oil again in a day or two. - shall be given up to the enemy. Arrived the' ilier/tiorougli . Packet, Beta., with ." Sweden's trade and mines are ruined and de- Mails from Lisbon, in 16 thtys; nu Finnela in Portia- serted ; Sweden's youth are taken 'rum agricultural Fal , antfall quiet ; alsO the Princess Elizabolk,—...., 'pursuit*, in / order to be destroyed'. by sickness 11 0 'lrolh Lisbon, in IS clays. The two Packets from the sword. The burthens 'laid on agriculture are Lithott aie put under quarantine, hay tits-comMunica; such that, they cannot bi borne. any longer; grind. tion with a Ves'el (Toni Cadiz- His Majesty's Ship ins taxes are eXadedWithbut mercy ; desolation and c 01,2 erne sailed from Lisbon on the 3.1 ; e st.. es did Misery are spreading wide and tar, and threaten alse hit Majesty Ship - Peocock with Diseatettes•for ttuiversal ruin. .ILneltiert. On the 18111 inst. in lat. O. 16. 10,(! ;. 10,,7. "We have contraaed, the solemn engagement , itie :variz• u rou v i t s pok e th e I r i s galliot from etbraltisr, . that the ititkrs of the country shall enjoy full li ior Vititm.inli; sailtd (ruin hence,in company with 50 btlly to restore the welfare and prosperity of the sail, under cotitroy of his Majesty's Ship 'Mille;' 04 country , the 20th inst in lat. 51. 13. Lon. 5. 47. Spoke .his " May the iii4her and lower States of the corn- Majesty's Ship -La Nymphe, with a convoy of '37 mon weal etau 10111 heal t an.l l'an'dto assert the sail, , bound to Cork, fiord Lisbon : Princess Mary, ire:edam of the country, . d, an thus, by harmony and Pococx, with mails, from the Windward Islands, well-concerted efforts, inyire success to our enter -37 days from St. Thomas ;at St. Christopher's. rrize and views. ' - Cant. Pocdcx heard of the attack in MartiniqUe, . " May .the Fathers of the Country offer peace • 'i:ntl that the whole of the Island, except Fort Bout- and amity to our neighbonrs, but accompany this b on, was in our posiession. otfer..with the assurance, that every Swedish hero 'Yesterday-arrived, the Regain Brig, with 2D sail will rather behuried undeethe ruins of his country • °I. light Transports under convoy. i than suffer a sin le high of Swedish ground to he, Taken by'our enemies, or transferred to them. " Our Ally, Great Britain, shall learn to appre • elate and value a nation, which knows how to break its letters, and rescneliberty tram its chains, France shall learn to. reseed a peeple, hnxious to rival her military . prdwess; the'lloters of Ilussin and Denmark, itteessaotly engaged in pursuits tending to 'promote the prosperity 01 their people, will not disturb the posekt and :tranquility of a nation• which merely de sites to live or die hirlependent. ••" We ' have, - "' ► sorrow the toast impor , 1. • , (;erne K 1141 . I. ta!it Coacerns 01 Sweden otnniged in a olitooer I ' WhiCii w4i .15.4.11 . 11;.cie 01.,atty weir conceived pI4D 0$ GOTTENEUIX3 sr, Bntot -ItNES3, MAR= 25 AllgittlYd . and l't4C ieitiC were paid up to bia months. Sail e d hi s M ajesty ' s Ship . Nycolen w $ ll the Green land Ships, MAUCH g6...,-Arrived his Majesty's Ship Eurya4s. Sailed his Majesty's Ships Mojestic and "Mart, with a convoy, for the Baltic. P ADSTOw), NI/4110i 22,..--.Arrived' the Prinems Avila Pack e t from Now. York. The Castle Eden, Surrey, and AVIV/shire, East Indiatnen, arrived at the Mother-bank, on StourJay morning troth the Downs, and joined the Plit:t.C,Vs Thitmer, Albion, City of Londori Citarhate, Giatton, and United Kingdom. T 1), ~51. -416 ant, of IJ4 6 u,:„ 4:.118.7A N, iS iyptinited i 'colivq the China ships. ' Swah, Co iami °WOO D; nniVed at Viverpool, s , ,ilcd trntn il.rrbadoes the 17th nh.: by lb; 1,151 Ct Ainis tCCvi ed there from Martinique, Fort B)urbt n Mill it , Id out. rit Alipt !tot the • rem4itting .'strength of Sweden have bevit wasted by 16Ity (Unt il;:hrea.xl by Wis i ti;tly it ttot,Ltr rut .guyed t9r , t:te real betwtit of 1 tlieroull1;:y ? • • : • " SOC , ' are ot4 AFislics rov cointr ) , a'ltsts u' 61011 readily isacrttiee o;.tr libe, t lu:di- ;Lout, " It is of tbc dttoo3t lor S A thiep, every 'Sive& Mould at 1-;. nc;th be allowed to return to a peaceful home, as far it can be dune without divl;aragometit to the honour and independence ot.•S eddn. if The frontiers of - the kingdom are for a pliort time l e f t wilhotzt defence, 'on account of our depar ture from thence but shcitild the enemy, contrary to his seterun pro.nise,_ avail, himself Of our abseiree to attack them, we Anti' spcedly return, take a severe revenge, 'and convince him of the differ ence of a .wariare carried on ty personal hatrid .of II inlets, and war urged by a nation, anxious and (led:Alined to assert its independmee. • " We' implicitly couhde, that all Military Com.' manders wait readily co-operate with us, to secure, by sp,:edy and vigorous exertion,' the restoration c.fpur lost s prosperity, in .the cieatruaion of our fo reign foes. To conclude, we venture to express the wislr, that our,bcioved countrymen and fqllow-citiZens of every rank and description may suspend their judg - rrlent on all further proceeding% until the decision ofthe States of the realm shall be known. " TUE CO) MANDER OF THE 7'llool'S STATIONED WEINILAND." When the person of the King of Sweden was n eared, the following Pmckunationwas issued : , - PICOL'I.A . MATION Winn SY TI-IZ DUKC Of sUUt.JMANLA,ON HII ASSUMINO '• Tilt O,ViLit24I.IENT. " We t Charles, 14y the Grape of God, licreditary Prince of Sr.etien, tne Goths, Vaitilais, t3e. Date Of Sudermania, Grand Atllll4lo, go declare, that under existing cit.. se. ctimtut,es , hi, Nli,jeacy is itteitpable to at t, or to conduct the • tnii,:ortatit at air, of the Nation : have, therefore, (being • it,,.11.,,,r,t",,,nf01,ty branch of at• ramily at age) beeti induced tot rite - time be sg,.as Atliliti,i,4;arqi of tin k.inplorn, to take the reinsot Guveinalcw. into our hands, 'Which, kvitit the help of it C,lttiiie.t, )0 (;tat the Nation 'nay l ' c , c; both at 11 4. 1 1 1 e 4114 4 , ,t1 :II tt trade: and cotritnerce rtniy revive front their languishing state. • . Our intention is, to con s ult with the States, itn the tAkeil to rtitiief the litture tune happy to the We - nVile 311CFC011.1111411(1, therefore, 4 10 .. 6 + t:tots of (Mr /131'611; our lorce'bv. tx.t hiltd, of - 41 itts , .t the Civit ffie..si tit all degree, to (i'oey uT, ;-:S otir iot:O1,011, caul their owl wellare, dernxid. . WC tt:4l ' ll-, Al to the ', o of Cod, A imsltry. ourw,t stoothetnt the tjth 111..itc1:, 13. 9.: .. • • (SLiied) Cii.ll( 1. F.S. • " C. L,AG 41thit ING." . • &:LI Ili A CV, the V.inish . Councillor or State, in t. ; his pot;ocal Journal for Ve'ortaary, propoics .14 - ) call I . N Pckl.aelq, Atapolromnnd, : ih i:ation of Cnitt NS &GS E. jrt t► ha4:le AV.! . g,VeS t Ire (1104 11.."Ceet tleCgittl t of the Russian Empire. reckens•the poptilation at foriptwoOtillions, the revenue's nt !lot) millions, and the I..nd and sea forces at ,5 (1,1,000 Men; the marine he ,states to have consisted, in 18(15, at 32 ships at the line in the beiit stare, IS higateN, sbio4 of war, and 22tj galleys' and rowboats, currying stint) guns. .• An ili - i - furiunate accident happened, yiisterday %the Alnptikelier ground at Walworth, A detaelinient of the Duke or Comberland's corps of. Sharp-shoot ers were at their usual practice of 04tereise by tiring at targets with ball. Thiel targets Were ranged. as usual next the Butt, and a boy named Robert Wa g tern, was stationed . as Marker, at the centre ,one,—. Having inaiked 'a hit, he retreated towards the right; unfortunately Ao near the other target, that the tirst shot hit hint just under the left breist—the ball en teredso deep, that Di'. Carter whensent for,' cetlld not, With his probe find' it. The body was taken -. the most humane care of by the ordersfa Mr, .Arani and the gentiemen of the corps ; who regr e tting the Unfultanato ciicuinstance,..haVe giv.eii t e very possible aid . may be given, to Ihepoor boy,— He is not expectedio survive the eli', : ets Of a wound got in a great measure thronli his own'pegligence. A very serious riot lately took place in Nenagh, in the county of Tipperary, orig,innting in the to!- , 13N ing trivial circumstance :—Two buvs, residing near Caragatogther, !Ince s miles flour Nenagh, on the Limerick road, had a quarrel, ,in whiCh ,heir re speaive relations nad the. folly to take, a part, and a:ier two or three. skirmishes, s% as agreed to try. their respe6tive strengths in a pitched battle, to be fought . at Netiagh. Early in the ,foretioon of ttle 23d ult . . the two parties were morshalitid near the residences of their leaders, each in . threc divisions, having au advanced nod . rear-gimrds; with prb r iet reserves, - and in that order they marched in Nenagh, where they mustered about fifteen Luridied men. The Magistrates, with the aid of a crnpaoy of the • Leitrim Militia, and ihe. Yeomanry, preserved order till evening, when 700 men, whp had not,dispersed, commenced a eonflid which could not be terminated • rill the troops charged with the baytinet. Three men were killed, and several severely wounded. ktainily consisting of Iliad persons,:were droWn ed last week on the Cornwall coast, in consequence 'of the incursion oldie sea, which swept away their: dwelling on the night of the ttj instant. The house was situated ott a cliff, which gave way. SURREY Ainzas.--qhe Assizes finished on Srl. turday . night at Xingsteu•upon-Thathes; when the following capital convicts received sentencv•of death, John Anthony Davison, Jahn Mason:James Wood, nod Samuel Hilton, for burglary ;',Wto. Leech, 'for high . way robbery ; James I.tirtlett; Thr An unnatural crime ;rf homas Hall for extorting money on a threat of charging John Clarke all OffeoCe ; Henry EdwarclA; - for in Witham Smith on the highway.; John Steaming, for tilting a. promissory note ; Charles March, tol..Wttte-ste.:ling; Sarah Turner for privately Stealing iii ,n . %b o p ,rin d Mary Ann Ellis, John flopliins, atzc jam,e4 for stealing in dwelling houses. lleforetht- Judgel Itt town, they, were:all reprieved, etcept jaws, Kit t• lett, Henry Edwardo, - John Al and Wood,,who were lengtat Joh;i Speek convicted of big.ittly, ur , .iered • to. be transpotted for seven years. . SNII M ! ‘ ET, MARcn27. This day's market was welt stypiteti prime Beasts, and the show of Cattle ht. txener.ii NI. :IS Vry gam;; Alutton, Pork, kidd Veal :rto etie.tper our last report ; Beef is hearer, and the 11.111;•• tho most part was tiornex hat brkk, 'tr.!' linyrriarke were lively ; "Cso.er bo tct pried than Friday's 1 I Arket m)it.i it kaSt pi ices. COEN•EICHANUE, MAUCH Q7. , --The sopptv of Wlteßt 114;4 tt:ty to;, , are heavy, aild hardly tuit-:?taro !ANt nr,coh 3 con .19.1 y tni.)4llf 14ri ;1 - 0 tthe3,l,:t ; Of t, l Ol :try !").I". lit lr.; in boi:1 ruby ; < la:s ;,ire iti tilld 1143 tra2t'ls 4 v2r4tlon; ilow 4104 Cr. ?ROM Tit PARIS, VARCII EllloelTli a ' rri'ved Ratubouillet on the t ntli„ atc,islit • in the.eyening,. Prince Alexander Kourakin,. and a .great nuipber of Courtiers, have repaired . The following day, theie'iViaicaties rode 'out Prince kourakin in a cairiage. Tlie Emperor return -6d on the 14th. • From . private letters we learn,,. that-the igleate.t aelivity is employed - in the arsenal at Ferrol. On the t oth' tia§sed through Nancy Count D Paas, Major-General and Chamberlain of the LA,- peror of Austria, as Courier nfl \Val' ; Colonel De Gervais, Russian Counsellor of Stale, on his way to St.. Petershurgh; Colonel Dc Berolger„ returning to Stutgarit; and Ildi Bey, %yith dispdtc:het for the Antlyissador Of Persia,' going to Paris. Mar. shat Ktilerman is an iced at Our papers remark, that the I'i-ince of SCIIVV2n.• zenberg has beer: received gE. Petenblirftli, with all the ceremony and etiquette required, but with no particular masks of tavour v. •;:s uot invited to the Hermitage., MAItCH 17.--Ye!CfdtV ' S 'Aronilcur Ins, the fol. lowing;--General AndieosSi, ArnbTit4ador front France to Vienna; is arrived at Paris on leave of ab sence. He left behind him, to (retina 1 . 1;s affairs, M. Dodrin, his First Secretiiry of. On his arrival he' had an interview with the E;),peror. This morning Colonel Gorgo Aid.de-Canp of 'the Emperor of Russia, arrived here; ht. lett St. retersburgh at, the.iNt inst. The Emperur invited him instantly to' accompany hint to the chace, and► also to dine with him. Our latest Intelligence from Austria annoUnces, that, in imitation of the Spania,rds, the Students of the Universities and higll Schools bad offered inst.-rye their country in separate regiments, Offc..r the: Government had acceptecL A numilernt Officers in the Austrian artily, both subjeCts of the: Princes of the Rhenish League, had, .on the Other hand, de manded their,distnisiOn, ilreittrunwilling to tight agairo their *countrymen. In Austria the military. preparations still coati / me - . • • Busides the camps forming at Lgra, in Bohemia, Lint, Upper AUstriii, and on the aide I t.f ktaly, it is also said, that a fourth' army is to be fultucti.in the territory of Salzburg. Iu Bavaria, by way Of prvc,mtion, orders had been given to empty of Correction O f Ni t oiietv anti Ingolstad of their mitgazines, and bring.thein to Auctsburgh. in the last Viennu Court Courant, the writer goes 1, so far us IQ assert, that the peace with Engbai was - not compelled by a fresh insurrection of the Janis saries, and thatit was enuatly false that the ilitSStaft, eq111I11311(14 w i had, on, account, brokt.n oar, al l connedion . with the Turkish provincei. DattsozN, MARCH 7.—We have sufFered` treat, alarm 'here, on account of the tnovernents of the • Austrian army,and with great rapidity the treasures of Das gruene• Gewoelbe (the green vault) Were transported to, the impregnable - fortress of Kohig stein, The fottifications of the town were ripaired, and the army put on its war establishmeat; but our apprebenaium have, in a great tneasore,-paised over, The Austrian army, we hear, in Bohemia, is collect ing towards Franconia, and it is said Austria will not in this war at otrenstvely. We do not flatter oaf- . selves that peace will be maintained ; bat in the meao while, we gave time for the return of our army from Dantztc; and of did au,i.diarietit . Or out cni4lity, Ally. PassAu, Manor B.—At Brannau the fortifica tions are repairing with the greatest activity. Be tween Lena and the Austrian frontiers , number of Austrian troops, but between that .town and Vienna is a numerous .army. A t • scarcely 8000 AoStriaii troops. . . t r ::;: t 47: Nidotcti Maishsil bake of Auer.. ktadt is arrived here. Is is reported that this place is to be the head-quarters of the Rhine ararv. Frotn, the Tyrol we learn, that a coniitierabL t Army is entering the Venetian ter,ritt Prom Miin;ch of the ath initaitr, we hear that Ancirenssi has taii.o the.ani:natu:a of Abe Ak.istrian Court to P.4ris. From ; Carlsruhe 1 1 , 70( than the nth lankier Vretich 11000 were arrived on thg. right 636k of the Rhine. At StraSawg a .conshkr able Corp 4 'of cavalry Was arrived. LOWL,R Lou!, MAacu • i4,—Letters from [wit). zit: of the. tith state, that,a number, ut waggons '.Halt royal efreiis and state archives, had arrwea th e re from Dresden. • The Batts of, Denmarlt.arrived yesterday at Kiel from Copenhagen, Hets . expe'ctud.to remain them some days. V. ,tIM.OII VIZ DEIST couaore OP IMIA8P11; X 1.3 " in Austria, ail ne‘Vvapers ptibliahett in, France, or the Cotifede'rurion of the Rhine, have been pro- bibired. ." Sult)e persons at, Vienna consider tha departure at Anclreossi favourable to • /mice; awl believe that iliv i lrsetiee at . P4r:i 1111 , y be., serviceable. At least, it is believed that hogtillites will 11.,t oommenc oL t till. the'reccipt of the .first divatehes alter Ilk arrival 'at Park froni Vienna. tjtaitqul Andrenitii, on the vs!!) of February, had an audience, of hi s m a j esty , ,an:t the day twt.ro I!ii:geparture dined Viitii:the Conot " According to iotc.l4ence from I..,;ntz of tbo 2ct o f ;‘,1.1e1), 'Field 11 , 14isbitl Stipait2 hr.rd bean apoolot. ek t Comtwodor it] C;hirf of the tlontier4 cat Upper Atstria lie has Lis ItuAl-qttirtertt girrison 111 ordett to bt: tiate of reirdinecs march, 'wl4ch, with utlier rezonents i are tu tram j--gin a rmy 01 ohs , :tvat4in on the Vstvrorttut I;lintier. it is i'v.t tt,ooght that :my mrung corps *parch no tilt' ft 31Ci~ Erirtee iitl the re€,Jments have tecoireki ordora lur Bull:1;41o, ClOnt hot, bile! carttiola. " Klmtgof Wirt.m,t,w , g (ilt the Dth of- Vateh, - on order th;it Itil his ~ ,Ihjenoi who vrctre out 01 the eueoltry should tet4,:tilloo3e,, v i p' trait}' of 4i;o4if,i.kiNir property % 4 " i.,l;lt‘ttlral toe e huerstot,t k in, 1./Ivonst) 1 5 arpciated e t ,,rutD3tAt-t" 91 Fronch ortni. to' Gerrn , triy: ixtclturrt, tfta3 tiovi of ot:theaLitiv, :..ttilUtlfol tt 11411,000 mcit, Anil that i ary rig;r,uved t o ` 3 l'‘.trz.bLrg that the ciivolott of Boutlelestrsd Nrolit u t 1 ,4.,5 t 0 , toe ti.otvo clorminpri, ttta=l 2.0,0v0 0 /I, r • F6t1:.711 ttcop,-, ttimr,-;d tz' otc , t . b y to>1« tits ; tht of Leg:-...:Tt t ‘70.1 Iv retoril holt) Vr.‘...ccs, and repair so Nmcrnbvre." 0 )